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Will govt's decision to deregulate chicken, egg prices be boon or bane to consumers? Only time will tell, experts propose - Vimarsana News

Will govt's decision to deregulate chicken, egg prices be boon or bane to consumers? Only time will tell, experts propose

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 30 — It will take some time to assess the impact of the government’s decision to deregulate chicken and egg prices which would be finalised today, several...

'It'll take time to see impact of floated chicken, egg prices' - Vimarsana News

'It'll take time to see impact of floated chicken, egg prices'

PETALING JAYA: It may take some time to see the impact from the government’s decision to float the prices of chicken and eggs, which is expected to be announced today, says an industry expert.

Domestic investments take centre stage - Vimarsana News

Domestic investments take centre stage

The promotion of domestic investments takes centre stage in Budget 2024, presenting a clear sign that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and his Cabinet are serious in restructuring the economy.

Danger at the workplace - Vimarsana News

Danger at the workplace

PETALING JAYA: Poor living conditions and a lack of discipline among male workers may explain why men made up the victims in most workplace accidents last year, says a consortium of companies.

KLSICCI lauds PM's announcement to accept foreign worker applications for three sectors - Vimarsana News

KLSICCI lauds PM's announcement to accept foreign worker applications for three sectors

PETALING JAYA: After 14 years of being left in cold storage, the Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KLSICCI) hail the move to reopen barbers, textiles and goldsmith sub-sectors.